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About the WyoView Project

The 2018 WyoView project unites art and conservation to cultivate

a deeper sense of place in Northwest Wyoming. Formerly branded

as View22, JHLT updated the project name to WyoView to reflect

the regional focus of the organization’s conservation work across

Northwest Wyoming. This year, each WyoView artist was paired

with a JHLT-protected property in Northwest Wyoming, including

Teton, Sublette, and Fremont counties, and asked to create place-

based art.

Table of Contents

About the View22 Project

JHLT Property Map

Diane Benefiel

Emily Boespflug

Richard Burke

Elizabeth Cogburn Birnie

Katy Ann Fox

Nicole Gaitan

Pamela Gibson

Alissa Hartmann

Gary Keimig

Charmian McLellan

Bobbi Miller

Bronwyn Minton

Erin O'Connor

Abby Paffrath

Lee Carlman Riddell

Susan M. Rose

Jocelyn Slack

Kay Stratman

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The 2018 project theme was Four Seasons and prompted each

artist to paint one piece per season, showcasing the seasonal

changes on one property over the course of an entire year.

WyoView facilitates visual and emotional connections that enable

people to experience Northwest Wyoming’s beautifully unique

open spaces through the paintbrushes of some of the region’s

most talented local artists with the outcome of raising greater

awareness of the importance of open space protection.

Now in its sixth year, the WyoView project was launched in 2013

together with local artists Kathryn Turner, Jennifer Hoffman, and

Bill Sawczuk. Inspiration for this project originally came from

Kathryn Turner of Trio Fine Art who was influenced by

artist Thomas Moran, whose sketches, watercolors, and landscape

paintings of the rugged beauty of the Yellowstone region captured

the imagination of the country – and Congress – and played an

important role in the establishment of Yellowstone and Grand

Teton National Parks. An organic partnership, it was proposed to

the Land Trust by the artists of Trio Fine Art out of recognition of

the importance of open space protection in our valley for wildlife,

for the community, and for themselves as landscape artists.

In 2014, Kay Northup, Lee Riddell, and Travis Walker joined the

project. In 2015, we expanded the project in celebration of the

Jackson Hole Land Trust’s 35th anniversary to showcase 35 local

artists working in a variety of visual media. The 2016 View22: Open

Studio Project included 19 local artists and explored easement-

protected open access properties throughout Teton County. 2017

gave artists access to properties over the course of an entire

summer, traveling to their assigned locations frequently. The 2018

project is the first year that artists have painted each season,

observing the natural cycles that take place in our backyards.

Paired with a WyoView blog, artists share their experiences and

paintings through regular photo updates and posts. In addition,

the Land Trust and WyoView artists have hosted artist

demonstrations at several protected property locations. The

project culminates each year with a fundraising art show that

benefits the Land Trust’s future land protection projects in

Northwest Wyoming in addition to supporting local artists.

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The WyoView: Four Seasons Exhibit is a celebration of art and conservation.

The Jackson Hole Land Trust is grateful to the local artists who have

dedicated their time and talents to create place-based art in support of our

work. We are also grateful to the conservation landowners of the WyoView

locations for allowing us to access their land for this project—and for having

the vision and generosity to protect these cherished open spaces for the

benefit of our communities, artists, and wildlife.

30% of the proceeds from the WyoView: Four Seasons Exhibit will be donated

by these artists to the Jackson Hole Land Trust (unless noted as a full

donation). Thank you for considering supporting local artists and our work to

protect the scenic, ranching, and wildlife values of Jackson Hole.

Dimensions listed are of the canvas or image size.

Prices listed include framing (when applicable).

For inquiries about art sales please contact Lizzie Votruba at

elizabeth@jhlandtrust.org

For more information, as well as a digital version of the catalog,

please visit jhlandtrust.org.

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Diane Benefiel

Muddy Creek

Eagle Rock Spring Flowers

Acrylic, 5x7”

$150

Fall Brilliance

Acrylic, 9x12”

$200

High Desert Winter Glow

Acrylic, 14x11”

$300

Summer Morning on Muddy Creek

Acrylic, 16x12”

$300

SOLD SOLD

SOLD

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Emily Boespflug

New Fork Cattle Ranch

Spring Glow

Oil on Panel, 12x24”

$1300

Summer Grazing Grounds

Oil on Panel, 11x14”

$750

Winter's Silent Approach

Pastel, 8.5x11”

$250

Change is in the Air

Oil on Canvas, 10x10”

$250

SOLD

SOLD

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Richard Burke

Mountain Springs Ranch

Winter Warmth

Oil on Wood Panel, 18x24”

$2160

Aspens at Mountain Springs

Oil, 16x20”

$1600

Sage Bench at Sunset

Oil, 8x10”

$320

Reflected Orange

Oil, 9x12”

$540

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Elizabeth Cogburn Birnie

Munger Mountain

Spring Valley

Water color & pastels, 8x10”

$275

Summer Valley

Watercolor & pastels, 8x10”

$275

Autumn Mountain

Watercolor & pastels, 8x10”

$275

Winter Mountain

Watercolor & Pastels, 8x10”

$275

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Katy Ann Fox

Spring Creek

i woke up like this

Oil on panel, 12x12”

$600

for the rest of the world

Oil on panel, 12x12”

$600

ripe

Oil on panel, 12x12”

$600

all is new

oil on panel, 12x12”

$600

SOLD

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Nicole Gaitan

R Lazy S

Fall on the Ranch

Acrylic , 18x18”

$900

Winter Flurries

Acrylic , 18x18”

$900

Summer Blues

Acrylic , 18x18”

$900

Spring Aspens

Acrylic , 18x18”

$900

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Pamela Gibson

Jenkins Ranch

Spring

Encaustic, mixed media

on panel, 6x6”

$300

Summer

Encaustic, mixed media on

panel, 6x6”

$300

Autumn

Encaustic, mixed media on

panel, 6x6”

$300

Winter

Encaustic, mixed media on

panel, 6x6”

$300

SOLD SOLD

SOLD SOLD

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Alissa Hartmann

John Dodge

Spring in the Tetons

Oil on canvas, 12x9”

$400

Snake River Summer

Oil on Canvas, 12x9”

$400

Aspen Autumn

Oil on Canvas, 12x9”

$400

Winter Creek

Oil on Canvas, 12x9”

$400

SOLD

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Gary Keimig

Torrey Lake Ranch

Snowfall

Oil, 8x10”

$450

Summer Clouds

Gouache Watercolor, 8x10”

$400

Mule Deer on Torrey Lake

Oil , 8x 10”

$ 550

Spring on Torrey Lake

Oil , 8x16 ”

$450

SOLD

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Charmian McLellan

Flying Fish Hook Ranch

Mist

Oil on linen panel, 10x8”

$350

Solstice Sentry - Cottonwood

Oil on linen panel, 9x12”

$325

Pronghorn and Rabbitbrush

Oil on linen, 10x8”

$375

Spring Discovered - Penstemon

Oil on linen panel, 6x8”

$275

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Bobbi Miller

Ring Lake Ranch

Agrarian Algae

Oil , 6 x8 ”

$ 125

Thee Taj Mahole

Oil , 6 x8 ”

$ 125

Abandonment

Oil , 8 x6 ”

$ 125

Flushed

Oil, 6 x8 ”

$ 125

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Bronwyn Minton

Flat Creek Corridor

Winter

Graphite and watercolor

on paper, 10x10”

$100

Spring

Graphite and watercolor on

paper, 10x10”

$100

Summer

Graphite and Watercolor on

Paper, 10x10”

$100

Fall

Graphite and watercolor on

paper, 10x10”

$100

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Erin O'Connor

Snake River Ranch

Suspended

Oil on linen, 8x10”

$620

Rise Above It

Oil on linen, 8x6”

$395

Bovine Intervention

Oil on linen, 9x12”

$880

Wherever You Go

Oil on linen, 6x8”

$395

SOLD

SOLD

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Abby Paffrath

McCoy Place

Shades of Gold

Acrylic on board , 12x24”

$400

Winter Light

Acrylic on board , 12x24”

$400

Warm Summer Days

Acrylic on board , 12x24”

$400

Timber Trail

Acrylic on board , 12x24”

$400

SOLD

SOLD

SOLD

SOLD

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Lee Riddell

Mead Ranch

Spring Irrigation

Oil on linen, framed, 8x10”

$1000

Summer Song

Oil on linen, framed, 8x10”

$1000

Fall Storm

Oil on linen, framed, 8x10”

$1000

Winter Line

Watercolor in black metal frame,

5.5x8”

$750

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Susan M. Rose

Karns

Spring, Karns Meadow Park

Oil, 9x12”

$600

Summer, Karns Meadow Park

Oil, 24x20”

$1800

Fall, Karns Meadow Park

Oil, 7x5”

$340

SOLD

Winter, Karns Meadow Park

Oil, 10x8”

$520

SOLD

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Jocelyn Slack

Rock Springs

The Boulder

Watercolor, 12x18”

$400

SOLD

Moose

Watercolor, 19x13”

$400

Valley

Watercolor, 21x15”

$400

Path

Watercolor, 14.25x14”

$400

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Kay Stratman

National Wildlife Art

Let it Snow

Watercolor, 11x10”

$925 SOLD

Awakening

Watercolor, 11x10”

$925

An Unexpected View

Watercolor, 14x20”

$2250

Meg's Tree

Watercolor, 10x33”

$3025

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About the Jackson Hole Land Trust

The Jackson Hole Land Trust is a private, non-profit organization that

was established in 1980 to protect and steward the treasured

landscapes of Northwest Wyoming including Fremont and Sublette

counties. With over 55,000 acres protected, our vision is a legacy of

protected open spaces, wildlife habitat, working lands and community

spaces that inspire current and future generations. For more

information, please visit jhlandtrust.org.

For more information please visit www.jhlandtrust.org

690 S HWY 89, Suite 101 | PO Box 2897

Jackson, WY 83001

307.733.4707